The ACU football team is welcoming a former three-star recruit to spring practice. Former University of Houston wide receiver Larry McDuffey transferred to ACU after playing two seasons for the Cougars. McDuffey was a standout at North Shore High School, which is in the Houston area, and made an immediate impact in his college ... [Read More…]
Football stadium to be built on-campus
ACU will soon play its home football games at an on-campus stadium for the first time since 1958 as a result of the largest donation in the university's history. Wildcat Stadium will be built on the site of Elmer Gray Stadium. Wildcat Stadium, which includes Anthony Field in recognition of alumni April and Mark Anthony, is projected to cost $30 ... [Read More…]
Stadium will be a welcome addition
Although the Wildcats have won many victories in Shotwell Stadium, we can't claim the field as our own. ACU doesn't own it. We share it with several other schools. Shotwell hasn't been donned with the school's colors. A visitor would have no way of knowing a Div. I football team played there. We're in the big leagues now. Here, not having a ... [Read More…]
Super Bowl: Defense wins championships
Super Bowl XLVIII was a disaster from the start. The Broncos started the game by botching a snap and it only got worse from there. The Broncos could not protect Peyton Manning or hold onto the ball the entire game, proving once again that defense wins championships. In this pass-happy NFL that Rodger Goodell built, we have bought into the lie ... [Read More…]
Sherman was disrespectful, but not a thug
Richard Sherman is cockiness incarnate. Sherman has been a force in the NFL the last two years becoming one of the leagues top corners and leading the league with 16 interceptions. He has not only shut down opponents on the field but also off. Unfortunately, his game is overshadowed by his post-game rants, which leads to Sherman unjustly being ... [Read More…]
Gabriel, West play in MOH Bowl
Senior football players Charcandrick West and Taylor Gabriel have added another step in their journey to pro football with their participation in the Medal of Honor Bowl on Jan. 11 in Charleston, S.C. The all-star game featured some of the biggest names in college football ranging from Div. II to FBS. Quarterback Casey Pachall of TCU, ... [Read More…]
Collums inks four-year deal
Head football coach Ken Collums has signed a 4-year extension to remain with ACU. The announcement of the agreement came just a day after he interviewed to be head coach at the University of Central Arkansas. Collums just finished his second year as ACU's head coach, leading the Wildcats to a 6-5 record. Collums was 13-9 over his first two ... [Read More…]
The BCS era saved its best game for last
The NCAA's final year under the current BCS system came to a close last Monday. This year's slate of games had perfect matchups as every game came down to the wire. Unfortunately, the state of Texas saw a pretty mediocre bowl season with blow-out losses and close wins. The record for the seven schools from the state was just 3-4. The bowl season ... [Read More…]
Iron Bowl for the ages
I am still in shock of what happened at Auburn Saturday night. My mind may never be able to wrap around the final play of that game or understand how it happened, but that may be a good thing. It was the greatest ending to a football game I have ever seen. Most football games end with little to no drama or with one team in the victory formation, ... [Read More…]
The Ken Collums Show – 2013 Season
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4b7GrSj5BY&list=PLVgj1Ttx5f9htCjCDK2M42GY11kdwcxtS Now Playing: The Ken Collums Show - 2013 Season Also see: The Ken Collums Show - 2016 Season The Ken Collums Show - 2015 Season The Ken Collums Show - 2014 Season The Ken Collums Show - 2013 Season (Now Playing) The Ken Collums Show - 2012 ... [Read More…]
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